Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel – Machu Picchu, Peru
Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel is a signature luxury property adjacent to Peru’s premier tourist attraction with a recently refurbished interior inspired by thousands of years of Andean culture.
The Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel has a surprise for you: Its new premises evoke the Andean past of the Peruvian culture in a faithful manner which is the now the new image of the Machu Picchu hotel.
With an unequaled location at the foot of the historic sanctuary of Machu Picchu, and steps from the beautiful Vilcanota River, Sumaq offers impressive views of the mountains and dramatic landscapes, five-star service, authentic Peruvian cuisine, and a mystic connection with local traditions.
Under the symbolic concept of the chakana or also the Andean cross, the four floors of the hotel have been represented by the 4 natural elements: Air, fire, earth, and water. Come here and enjoy the comfort of a place where you can live and feel the Incan culture.
With Peruvian cuisine topping the list of the world’s gastronomic experiences, our Qunuq Restaurant offers you the best in Andean fusion, without having to leave your lodgings.
We have spent countless hours in high local communities in order to source the freshest ingredients, while also helping in the development of various villages.
The result is a menu with delicious choices using a variety of locally sourced products that have been grown and harvested with the peoples’ love of their land.
Experience mystical indulgence at Aqlla Spa, located within the five-star ambience of Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel.
At Aqlla Spa, our guests enjoy extraordinary sessions that combine relaxation, luxury and ancient Inca techniques for the body and mind. Natural oils, such as coca oil, are included in our service. This is complemented by an atmosphere of light and floral essences.
With 62 rooms dedicated to guests, Sumaq Machu Picchu affords each one with a scenic view and five-star comfort and service.
Stylish, spacious and sophisticated, each room at Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel is a luxurious private retreat where travelers begin and end each day in total comfort.
Sumaq Machu Picchu Rooms:
Sumaq Deluxe
The 59 Deluxe Rooms were designed to provide maximum rest and comfort for our guests. Sleep deeply with hypoallergenic pillows, goose-feather comforters and silent thermal heating.
Sumaq Deluxe River View
Sumaq has 32 rooms with a view to the Vilcanota River and the imposing mountains of the sanctuary of Machu Picchu.
Junior Suite Deluxe
A splendid option for a wonderful stay. Remember your unforgettable visit to Machu Picchu while you relax in the cozy living room or while you observe from the balcony the exuberant nature and the Vilcanota River. Enjoy a relaxing bubble shower in a whirlpool tub before taking a well-deserved break. Available: Two singles or double beds. Room size: 41m2 / 441 ft2.
Imperial Suite
Enjoy the exclusive presidential suite and rest in a place specially designed for the Incan Royalty. Watch from the panoramic windows the mountainous landscape of Machu Picchu and the soothing waters of the Vilcanota River. Feel nature as a part of you. During your stay, rest in a fantastic King bed with a fine collection of hypoallergenic pillows, and goose feather comforters magnificently covered with 100% cotton bed sheets.
Sumaq Machu Picchu Highlights
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